WordPress

WordPress comes with its own default set of user contact fields in profiles, which are: AIM, Yahoo IM and Jabber / Google Talk, instead of… 

If you run a WordPress site with themes, reviews, shopping, and all, then you might want to remove Website field from the comment form of… 

In last couple of posts we talked about removing WordPress admin bar for everyone and remove it for everyone but admins of the WordPress site.… 

In last post I showed you how to remove WordPress admin bar from your WordPress site. Now, it’s time to show how you can remove… 

Most of WordPress users don’t want to see the WordPress admin bar on the front-end of the website for obvious reasons. There are a lot… 

In last post we talked about why and how we should hide the WordPress login error messages. If you don’t want to hide this message,… 

Whenever someone tries to login to your WordPress with the correct username and wrong password combination, the following message appears: [alert style=”red”]ERROR: The password you… 

In last post I showed you how to add a favicon image to your WordPress blog’s front-end, but what about the back-end? Yes, you can… 

There is an admin bar in the top of every WordPress with some quick links. The admin bar contains links to information About WordPress, links… 

In WordPress 3.7 and future updates, there is a new automatic background update feature in an effort to promote better security. By default, WordPress only… 

In the 2.9 and later releases, WordPress has added automatic database optimization supports. This feature enables you to repair and optimize your database tables. You… 

Before WordPress 3.5 you used to be able to change the upload directory path from the Settings menu in the dashboard. Still you can move…